Error
Required: yes Default: Make shows a generic message
The error directive specifies the error type and the error message to show the user.
You are also able to specify different error messages based on different status codes. The error object has the following attributes:
Key | Type | Description |
IML String | An expression that parses an error message from response body. | |
IML String | An expression that specifies the error type. | |
Error Specification | An object that customizes the error message and type based on the status code. |
See Error Handling for more details.
message
Required: yes
The error.message directive specifies the message that the error will contain. It can be a statically specified string, or it can point to a message in, for example, a response body or headers.
type
Required: no Default: RuntimeError
The error.type directive specifies a type of error message. Different error types are handled differently by Make. The default error type is RuntimeError. You can read about all available error types in the list below.
<status-code>
Required: no
You are able to specify custom errors for different status codes by specifying the status code as the key in the error directive object, and using the same error specification as a value.
Here can be found a list of Available Error Types.
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